Several common diamond setting methods1

It causes the gems to loosen or even fall off. This method of setting has slightly higher technical requirements. 4. Track setting method: It is also called channel setting and wall setting. The groove is firstly driven on the precious metal bracket, and then the diamond is clamped into the groove. Orbital setting is suitable for setting diamonds of the same caliber. Diamonds or other precious gems are set next to each other in the middle of the metal groove to decorate both sides of the ring or the entire ring. This setting method can better protect the diamond from loosening or even falling off. This method of setting has slightly higher technical requirements. 4. Track setting method: It is also called channel setting and wall setting. The groove is firstly driven on the precious metal bracket, and then the diamond is clamped into the groove. Orbital setting is suitable for setting diamonds of the same caliber. Diamonds or other precious gems are set next to each other in the middle of the metal groove to decorate both sides of the ring or the entire ring. This setting method can better protect the diamond. In addition, this style makes most of the diamonds connected into one piece, which can produce a visual effect that the diamond is larger or more than actual, and can make the surface of the ornament look smooth. However, the diamond is easily damaged during the setting process, and the degree of fixation of the diamond is average. 5. Nail setting: Use a tool to chisel out a few small nails on the edge of the metal material to fix the diamond. There are no metal claws to fix the diamonds on the surface. The closely arranged diamonds are actually nested in the metal tongue and groove. With this setting method, the diamond can reflect more sufficient light and make the diamond jewelry more shining. If the entire ring is set with nails, it is difficult to change the size of the ring. We strongly recommend that when customizing a ring, be sure to determine the size of the ring. 6. Press setting: The stone is separated from the stone by metal, and is tightly fixed by the left and right metal bars. This inlay can be used to set off the center stone, or just use this inlay method for wedding rings. 7. Hidden setting, also known as wiping setting, inlays diamonds in thicker or larger areas of the metal, and the diamonds will not be exposed. It is a very stable and durable setting method. This inlay method has no claws, the jewelry looks smooth and clean, and is suitable for daily wear. In the market, this inlay method is commonly used to make ring pairs. The above are several common diamond setting techniques. If you want a larger diamond, you can choose a claw-set diamond ring. If you want a stronger diamond, then bezel setting and hidden setting are the best choices. The specific purchase Inlaid diamond rings can be purchased according to your needs.